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ALTER AT GLASGOW

For the Lib Dems' main annual conference this week, Glasgow will be a new venue for almost everyone. ALTER's fringe is on Saturday (14th) lunch-time - before most delegates will have got themselves orientated. However the timing and the format - a showing of the new video The Taxing Question of Land, with discussion afterwards led by Dr Vince Cable - means that a capacity audience of 150 is expected: there are only 3 other competing events in the conference centre over lunch (SECC / Leven).

TV
10 Sep 2013
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State of Connecticut launches Land Value Tax Pilot

On June 20, 2013, Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy signed into law an act permitting - as a pilot program - a limited number of communities to try out land value taxation (LVT) . Initially, three communities will have the opportunity to apply for permission to use the program, with more to follow if LVT is proved successful. More details can be found in Onthecommons.

DC
31 Jul 2013
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Why fear this tax?

On Libdem voice, ALTER Vice Chairman asks why the Liberal Democrat leadership is so timid about promoting Land Value Tax, and urges them to show leadership. See the original article at Libdem Voice.

27 Jul 2013
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Vince Cable visits ALTER stand at SLF conference, with members Toby Matthews and Daniel Henry.

Productive visit by ALTER at the Social Liberal Forum, Manchester

There was a lot of interest in ALTER at the Social Liberal Conference last Saturday. We signed up new members, sold books and made useful contact. Vince Cable himself signed some books for us to use for fundraising purposes. The conference itself was interesting, with some lively debate over Nick Clegg's motion on the economy.

17 Jul 2013
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